More than 5,000 market vendors across Fiji have received training to improve their financial skills, strengthen their businesses and increase their economic opportunities.

Growing internet coverage is not yet translating into equal economic opportunities for women, with many in rural and remote communities still lacking devices, data and digital skills.

The Asian Development Bank, in its latest forecast for the Pacific, stated that Fiji’s Gross Domestic Product is projected to grow 2.2 percent this year and 1.9 percent in 2027, lower than its July forecast.

Fijian Holdings Limited has maintained its first interim dividend for the 2027 financial year at 1.35 cents per share.

Women make up 55 percent of household micro, small and medium enterprises in Fiji, but many continue to face barriers to finance and business growth.

Fiji Airways will add more than 125,000 seats to its international network next year.

The First Home Ownership Grant is seeing strong demand, with 97.4 percent of its $4.22 million allocation utilised in the 2024–25 financial year.

A survey of Chief Executive Officers in Fiji has revealed that most expect company profits to improve, more capital expenditure and no reduction in employee numbers in the 2026-2027 financial year.

A survey of Chief Executive Officers in Fiji has revealed that most expect company profits to improve, more capital expenditure and no reduction in employee numbers in the 2026-2027 financial year.

Fiji’s imports jumped by $101 million in July, reaching $776 million compared with $675 million in the same month last year.

Lakeba’s pine industry has earned about $8,500 in royalties since commercial harvesting began in June this year.

The Reserve Bank of Fiji has released the Fiji Green Finance Taxonomy User Guidelines 2026.